Book, Chapter

 1        1, XIII  |        wisdom than on that of faith merely, and that it was only in
 2        1, XXXVII|            the Jews who uttered not merely general predictions about
 3        1, XLIX  |             not one of the prophets merely who predicted the advent
 4        2, XVI   |           sufferings as having been merely in appearance, in order
 5        2, XLIII |          win over not a few persons merely, but so great a number,
 6        2, XLVI  |           drew over not ten persons merely, nor a hundred, nor a thousand,
 7        2, XLVIII|            by the Lord might not be merely symbols of certain things,
 8        2, XLIX  |         minds of His disciples, not merely from giving heed to sorcerers
 9        2, LXI   |            And therefore he did not merely say, "Unless I see, I will
10        2, LXIII |            are beyond the grasp not merely of the great multitude of
11        2, LXVIII|          not adopt certain portions merely of the narrative that they
12        2, LXX   |           now we might say that His merely human attributes were visible
13        3, XXI   |     difficult to be understood, not merely by the multitude, but even
14        3, XXV   |         matter within the reach not merely of the good, but also of
15        3, XXVIII|           you up to admiration, not merely of the prophets who received
16        3, XXVIII|        followers should believe not merely in His Godhead and miracles,
17        3, XLI   |         that not by their communion merely with Him, but by their unity
18        3, LXVIII|           of Plato, or of any other merely human philosopher, which
19        4, XXIV  |        superior to rational beings, merely on account of their bodies:
20        4, XXXI  |             feigning the appearance merely of what was really male
21        4, XXXV  |        lightly esteemed whose names merely, not among their countrymen
22        4, XLI   |         they were inventing stories merely for young children." Now
23        4, XLI   |            every unclean beast,--he merely termed it "monstrous, containing
24        4, XLIV  | metaphorically, is not our doctrine merely, but one which we have received
25        4, LIII  |       converts and ameliorates, not merely one or two individuals,
26        4, LIV   |          gave out that he would not merely assert, but would prove
27        4, LXIV  |          effects this, perhaps, not merely with reference to things
28        4, LXXXII|   Providence), and who executes not merely the works which are determined
29        4, LXXXVI|            arrive at such knowledge merely by nature, but partly by
30        4, XCIX  |            not, as Celsus supposes, merely of the whole, but beyond
31        6, II    |            address which should not merely convey the truth, but which
32        6, XIII  |             back, as Celsus thinks, merely to Heraclitus and Plato.
33        6, XVI   |           attention to affairs--not merely among the believers on Jesus,
34        6, XVI   |             studied literature--not merely that of the Greeks, but
35        6, XLIII |            which are much older not merely than Heraclitus and Pherecydes,
36        6, XLIX  |          him turn his attention not merely to each one of them (in
37        6, LI    |            the expression of a wish merely on the part of the Creator,
38        6, LVII  |          for this reason needed not merely the effort of him who persuades,
39        6, LXII  |           all things with which not merely the nature of man is acquainted,
40        6, LXXX  |         these practices, he did not merely refuse the name of inspired,
41        7, IV    |         magic, or incantations, but merely by prayer and simple adjurations
42        7, XLV   |       mutilated in mind, and lead a merely animal life--the life of
43        7, LXII  |       exception all images. If they merely mean that the stone, wood,
44        8, XI    |             are truly gods, and not merely evil spirits, which are
45        8, XVI   |             worship any god whom we merely "suppose" to exist, but